Read texts by Beccaria and Kant Write an essay on the importance of critique in the texts by Beccaria and Kant. Start your paper with 1-2 paragraphs that cover the following: First, in your own words (around 100-150 words), briefly explicate and clarify the problem raised in the question. Second, state your thesis in bold. … Read more
Shakespeare Write an essay on one of the following in Macbeth : Fate versus free will The nature of evil Appearance versus reality The effect of guilt on the human mind The nature of kingship 1.Focus The paper presents an argument and supports the arguments with examples and direct quotes. The paper also demonstrates the … Read more
Ralph Eddison’s Invisible Man. Develop your own argument that answers an interpretive question about Invisible Man. Support your argument with close reading, using secondary texts to define, defend and support your terms precisely. Begin with the historical and theoretical texts that we discussed in class with the novel: Marcus Garvey; WEB DuBois; Ellison’s Working Notes; … Read more
Toulmin or Rogers argument Write a 1500 word paper on Toulmin or Rogers argument. Be sure that each paragraph has strong backing that includes expert testimony, statistics, well developed examples, field research, strong logic/facts. Be sure that each paragraph has an acknowledgement of the opposition and a refutation of it . Please follow these guidelines: … Read more
The Abolition of Man After having read “The Abolition of Man,” by C.S Lewis and “Leviathan” by Thomas Hobbes this is the questioned probed: C.S. Lewis could argue that Thomas Hobbes is a “conditioner,” whose aim is (whether he avows it or not) the “Abolition of man.” What evidence could C.S. Lewis draw from “Leviathan” … Read more
Write an essay about one specific element and intriguing aspect of Shakespeare’s Othello and support your argument with evidence from both primary and secondary sources. (1000 words minimum, use scholarly sources)
Oscar Wilde a. What was Oscar Wilde’s personality like? b. What is a great story from Oscar Wilde’s life that is unique to him, and not many other people have experienced. c. Why was Oscar Wilde who he was? What made him into the man he became?
Multilingualism in Contemporary Literature. Explores the use of indigenous languages in the formal educational context and its impact on the development of students’ second languages acquisition skills.
Marxist Criticism 1. How is the rigid class structure evident in William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” (1931) responsible for much of the story’s action and characterization? Would you say the story does or does not invite us to criticize the classism it represents? 2. What can we learn from Toni Cade Bambara’s “The Lesson” … Read more
All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Remarque Write your essay on the following topic: Comradeship,Brutality/Futility of War, Dehumanization of War, and Power. Essay Requirements: This essay must be a minimum of 2 ½ pages long (double-spaced, 1 inch margins, Times New Roman 12 pt. font) and should include a MLA Header.
